When I say hurray!
Hurray when I say,
Christmas is here,
Hurray let the fun begin with this day,
May all the special gifts come my way,
This Christmas will bring in a new cheer,
As I have made it clear,
To celebrate it with laughter and joy,
Just like the sound of toy,
Merry Christmas!
Oh Santa waiting for you
How have you been oh Santa Dear?
Spread the cheer and come near,
I was waiting for your Christmas gift,
An opportunity not to be missed,
Thank you Santa for making my day so bright,
Now my Christmas will be alright,
No my Christmas will be extraordinary,
Merry Christmas!
Look at my tree
Just look at my Christmas tree,
It's so tall with so many decorations around
Look at the smiling faces in my house
The happiness that surrounds,
Christmas cheer bring a new vibe
When you can just be as you are
Shining so bright as the star
Up there on my tree
Merry Christmas is here to thee
With so many smiles to be!
I made a snowman
I made a lovely snowman on this day
And I also made a wonderful star
For my shining Christmas tree
I made so many things for friends
I made it from the glee
I wish to spread the joy all over this place
For Christmas brings in a new phase
And brightens up the life
Merry Christmas to you!
Spread the cheer too!
Remember the Reindeer
Hang up the stockings.
Decorate the tree.
Presents placed perfectly.
What a sight to see!
Milk and cookies are out,
Kids are tucked in tight.
There’s so much to do
On Christmas Eve night!
Before you take a snooze
And dream of the next day,
Don’t forget some food
For the friends who pull the sleigh!
You see, reindeer need snacks, too
A little love and fun
To help Santa through the night,
And get the important job done!
Christian christmas poems for kids
It's a merry day
Singing on this merry day
And singing aloud on this day
You know that there is something magical
About this Christmas day
There is joy all over the place
There is a loving grace
To be with family and alike
The love and peace all in stride
Christmas is a special day!
And it's on the way!
Santa is coming at my place
Santa is coming at my place,
Oh what a fun oh what a fun,
This time I want to be number one,
In receiving the gifts from him,
Christmas is my favourite festival of all time,
I feel so blessed like the sound of chime,
I love Christmas very much,
My love for Santa and Christ is such,
Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
My Sister Thinks She’s Santa Claus
by Kenn Nesbitt
My sister thinks she’s Santa Claus.
It’s really kind of cute.
She likes to shout out “Ho, Ho, Ho!”
and wears a bright red suit.
She carries lots of toys around
inside a great big sack
and keeps her eight pet reindeer
with her sleigh out in the back.
She even has a workshop
where she makes a lot of noise
directing all the elves who help
by making brand new toys.
Then once a year, on Christmas Eve,
she flies off in her sleigh
delivering her gifts around the world
for Christmas Day.
She’d make a perfect Santa
which is why it’s just too bad
my sister can’t be Santa Claus;
see, Santa is our dad.
The First Christmas
by Marian Swinger
It never snows at Christmas in that dry and dusty land.
Instead of freezing blizzards, there are palms and drifting sands,
and years ago a stable and a most unusual star
and three wise men who followed it, by camel, not by car,
while, sleepy on the quiet hills, a shepherd gave a cry.
He'd seen a crowd of angels in the silent starlit sky.
In the stable, ox and ass stood very still and calm
and gazed upon the baby, safe and snug in Mary's arms.
And Joseph, lost in shadows, face lit by an oil lamp's glow
stood wondering, that first Christmas Day, two thousand years ago
Cookies for Santa
by Kenn Nesbitt
I baked a dozen cookies
and I put them on a plate,
and I set them out for Santa Claus,
except for one I ate.
That cookie was amazing
and I couldn’t quite resist…
so I ate another one
that I was sure would not be missed.
I knew it wouldn’t matter
if I only ate one more.
Then I gobbled up another one.
Why not? That’s only four.
I accidentally dropped
another couple on the ground.
I knew Santa wouldn’t want them
so I swiftly scarfed them down.
Another couple disappeared.
I may have eaten those,
though I couldn’t say for certain,
but I guess that’s how it goes.
I figured four was likely more
than Santa Claus would need
so I polished off another few
with unexpected speed.
Before I knew what happened
all the damage had been done,
and I realized I’d accidentally
eaten every one.
I guess it’s best, since Santa
sort of needs to watch his weight.
When he visits us this Christmas
I sure hope he likes the plate.
Galactic Greetings
by Linda Knaus and Kenn Nesbitt
On Saturn there’s no “Season’s Greetings!”
Neptune, no “Noel!”
On Mercury no “Merry Christmas!”
Uranus as well.
On Pluto there’s no “Happy New Year!”
Mars, no “Ho Ho Ho!”
No “Jingle Bells” on Jupiter.
No Venus “Let it Snow!”
Those planets have no Christmas,
which is why it’s said with mirth,
“A Merry Christmas one and all,
we wish you Peace on Earth.”
The Night After Christmas
Anonymous
'Twas the night after Christmas, and all through the house
Not a creature was stirring—excepting a mouse.
The stockings were flung in haste over the chair,
For hopes of St. Nicholas were no longer there.
The children were restlessly tossing in bed,
For the pie and the candy were heavy as lead;
While mamma in her kerchief, and I in my gown,
Had just made up our minds that we would not lie down,
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from my chair to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I went with a dash,
Flung open the shutter, and threw up the sash.
The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow,
Gave the lustre of noon-day to objects below.
When what to my long anxious eyes should appear
But a horse and a sleigh, both old-fashioned and queer;
With a little old driver, so solemn and slow,
I knew at a glance it must be Dr Brough.
I drew in my head, and was turning around,
When upstairs came the Doctor, with scarcely a sound,
He wore a thick overcoat, made long ago,
And the beard on his chin was white with the snow.
He spoke a few words, and went straight to his work;
He felt all the pulses,—then turned with a jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
With a nod of his head to the chimney he goes:—
'A spoonful of oil, ma'am, if you have it handy;
No nuts and no raisins, no pies and no candy.
These tender young stomachs cannot well digest
All the sweets that they get; toys and books are the best.
But I know my advice will not find many friends,
For the custom of Christmas the other way tends.
The fathers and mothers, and Santa Claus, too,
Are exceedingly blind. Well, a good-night to you!'
And I heard him exclaim, as he drove out of sight:
These feastings and candies make Doctors' bills right!'
I Dreamed it Was December
I dreamed it was December
and the trees were draped in snow,
that Christmas would be coming;
just a few more weeks to go.
I dreamed we’d have a holiday,
a festive winter break.
We’d give each other presents
and we’d feast on pie and cake.
I dreamed we’d decorate the house
to celebrate the Yule.
And, best of all, we’d get
a little time away from school.
I dreamed I’d make a snowman
and go sliding on my sled.
But then I heard my mother saying,
“Wake up sleepyhead.”
I dreamed it was December
and would soon be New Year’s Day.
It stinks to have that dream
and then find out it’s only May.
Sleeping Santa
by Kenn Nesbitt
I woke this Christmas morning
and, much to my surprise,
a sleeping, snoring Santa Claus
was there before my eyes.
It seems he was exhausted
from staying up all night,
delivering his presents on
a long and tiring flight.
He made it to our fireplace,
before he fell asleep,
but couldn’t take another step
and crumpled in a heap.
And there he slumbered soundly.
He slept the night away,
until I came upon him on
the hearth on Christmas day.
My puppy started barking.
My sister gave a yell.
But Santa didn’t hear a thing
as far as I could tell.
He didn’t feel me shake him.
He didn’t hear the dog.
So Santa’s at our house this morning,
sleeping like a log.
Short christmas poems for kids
For you with love
The spirit of Christmas,
Through your eyes,
Of all the candles and candies,
Small but you are acting wise,
Waiting for Santa on the door,
Christmas is a time to adore,
All those who love you child!
Merry Christmas!
Christmas Wishes For You
This Christmas I wish Santa Claus brings you lots of gifts,
I wish this winter, your days are filled with only happiness.
This Christmas, I wish you have lesser bruises and torn knees,
May your Christmas be sweet just like fresh honey made by bees.
Merry Christmas to you kiddo.
To bow in
Hurrah! Christmas is coming,
It is the time to celebrate the birth of Lord
To bow in front of Almighty God
And thank him for things that he has given
And thank him for he is there
To protect me and my family
It's the time to spread the cheer in the heart
For making that one wonderful start
Merry Christmas time!
The bells are
The bells are ringing can you hear them
The Santa is out on his way
It's a feeling so special today
When you feel everything will be good
With a smile on your face and touchwood
Christmas is a merry time
When you do things that you wish to
So wishing a very merry Christmas to you!
The season of
It's the season which brings joy in the heart
Right there from the start
Here is my snow man which is short
Here are my cookies that are sweet and crisp
The season of spreading the joy
It's the season when I can enjoy
Yeah! Christmas time is here,
So I would like to smile all day
It's the Christmas day!
Merry Christmas To My Tiny Little Friend
Merry Christmas to my tiny little friend,
May Daddy give you more pocket money than you can spend.
May Mommy make delicious delicacies for you everyday,
May Santa Claus get your presents flooded through the hallway!
Wishing you a Memorable Christmas!
Funny Christmas Poems for kids
Talking Turkeys
Be nice to yu turkeys
dis christmas
Cos’ turkeys just wanna hav fun
Turkeys are cool, turkeys
are wicked
An every turkey has a Mum.
Be nice to yu turkeys
dis christmas,
Don’t eat it, keep it alive,
It could be yu mate, an not on
yu plate
Say, Yo! Turkey I’m
on your side.
Snowball
By Shel Silverstein
I made myself a snowball,
As perfect as could be,
I thought I’d keep it as a pet,
And let it sleep with me.
I made it some pyjamas,
And a pillow for its head.
Then last night it ran away,
But first, it wet the bed!
MY Christmas Tree
by Benny Bellamacina
Ho Ho Ho
Snow snow snow
What can I do
Won't grow
My Christmas tree won't grow
I've sang it a carol
I've sang it a song
I've fed it mince pies
Where've I gone wrong
So I ran it a bath
With herbs and salts
I dipped it in
I prayed and hoped
I waited and waited
Then I pulled it out
I measured it once
I measured it twice
I measured it again
Oh dear
It was just as short
It was just the same.
The Funniest Face
by AnonThe funniest face
looked out at me
From a silver ball
On the Christmas Tree!
At first I thought
It was Santa’s elf,
But I looked again and
It was just myself!
Santa Got Stuck in the Chimney
by Kenn NesbittPoor Santa got stuck in our chimney.
I know it sounds weird, but it’s true.
His feet made it down, but his belly
was one size too large for the flue.
His reindeer are up on our rooftop.
His sleigh is still loaded with toys.
And Santa, that kindly old fellow,
is making a whole lot of noise.
We called the police and the sheriff.
They showed up with ladders and cranes.
They brought all their winches and pulleys,
plus bungee cords, cables and chains.
They’re working right now to remove him
by hoisting him slowly back out.
It might take all morning, for Santa
is more than a little bit stout.
If you don’t have presents this morning,
we’re sorry that you have to wait.
But Santa’s still stuck in our chimney.
He may be a day or two late.
Until then, please hide all your cookies.
Though Santa may find this severe,
at least then he’ll fit down the chimney
when he comes on Christmas next year.
Dear Santa, Here's My Christmas List
Dear Santa, here’s my Christmas list.
I hope you’ll bring it all.
I’ve only asked for gifts my parents
can’t find at the mall.
I’d like to have a UFO,
with aliens inside,
and maybe a Tyrannosaurus Rex
that I could ride.
A ninety-nine foot robot
is a present I could use.
I’ll also need a time machine,
and rocket-powered shoes.
Please bring a gentle genie
who will grant my every wish,
and don’t forget a wizard’s wand,
and, yes, a talking fish.
Of course, I’ll need a unicorn,
and won’t you please provide
a dragon, and a castle
in the English countryside.
Of course, the weight of all these things
might cause your sleigh to crash.
If that’s the case, dear Santa,
please feel free to just bring cash.
Searching words: Christmas Poems for Kids , poems for christmas for kids, christmas poem for kids